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HETTY'S PRESENT.
a cmRIsrMAs SKETCH.

* was the week before Christmas.
he middle of December is generally
not pleasant season Of the year. The
air IS gray and raw; tn. frozen ground il
not rs yet mautlcd with the pearl and er
niue OF the snow fall: the sun SETS in
Icd blur beh nd the shuddcrng copscs
and 10 all appearances Nature is still
mourning for the glor.es of the departed
autumn-time.
Bat then, in contrast, there is some
thing very cXhilarating in the associa-
toas OF the season, aud perhaps that WAS
the Iclsol That Gilbert Cray's eyes spar.
klei so brightly and that he wh.stlel a
cEcery o.d tune, as he caTo into tho lii.
tie sittihg-rOcm OF the low rooted bouse
where there was bright fire in the
wood stove and IIctty Flower 81! at work
behind the big gerInium plant.
Here's your parcel, Miss Plover,"
"Oh, " said Hctty, "ycs-my worstoI
and patterns. ] am much Obliged To- Won
MIR. Cray, for bringing them from the
express Office Pcrhats ! shall make
something petty for you" ."
Gilbert fac lighted up; he flushed
vi j sudden pie sure.
Indeed, Miss Plovcr, l."
oh, you needn't make su h favor
Of It, sid Hctty, maliciously. al
always make little triac at Christmas
times for every ono Of papa's clerks
90 on are 1cry kind said Gilbert
The thcrmomc or OF his happiness had
fallen dozen d gfcc3 at once. OF
course, 10 was very ungrtcful OF him
That the same favor which. individually
speaking, would have lifted him into the
very cmpyrcan Of Happiness, has lost its
special sweetness when it came TO be dis
tributcd among every one OF "papa's
clerks"
After all, what was he but unit in
the number} VIII right had ho 10 cx-
pect thlt he should be especially remem.
borodl Was not Ictl Piover-the very
prctticst girl i'm all That Wcs crn settle
mcnt, which was called 'Ploverville. -
after her ahcr3 tie rciguinV belle Of
the ncighbt rhooj7 Was not Goorgo
borvcy at that moment hunting for
',vclvet1unncr" and "princess pine" in
the woods 10 hclpmoke Christmas decor.
atoms Tor her best pariorl And John
Meredith seeking high and low for clus-
tc;s OF ha k-grccl misUctOc. TO hang
from The hall lantern in the plovcr house,
And Junius Field ,arying wooden ffamos.
with cedar spiQs. for her walls. i'm the
intervals of waiting on thc bank custom.
crs3 And ley lad AN been I'm Mr..
] lovers employment before he had come
Alasl what chance was there for poor
young follow like himself who had
neither wealth, rank, nor position TO
pack himf Nothing but his own honest
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Tier little lamp burned Stcalily on the
able; there was no sound save her own
hurried breathing.
What will he think i' she murmurcd,
nlll-aloud. "What will he say ~
In an instant, as il were. the strong
hand Of Gilbert Gray had fo,ced up the
:Usty latch. and he stood before her.
But, u her diSmay, he never looked at
the pre- ty gift, so carefully displayed on
the maatlc. He saw only the slight.
.oNely figure, shrinking so gracefully
80 one side
Miss Plover- Hctty ~ he cried. 'Oh.
my darling, my trca,urel was this what
tou meont' Do you really love me,
uettyt"
"No," faltercd Hctty-'ycs-th that is
i don't know! Oh let me 20 away~
"Hettyr
lie had taken her IN his arms, but his
clasp looscned at her wor Is; an an.
suished pallor crept over his face.
Hctty hcld out her hands
eyes, ~ she said, baycly, 81 do love
you, Gilbert Only, only"
"Ihere is no such word rs only!" said
Che lover 'llctty, my trcasurc-my
Christmas gift :"
And in.afier years, in spite Of all her
logic, lIetty P,over never could convince
her husband that il was not herself that
she meant 20 hestow on him that auspi
cious Christmas Eve. Or at least so no
declared; and at last she gave T.? the
point
what does it natter" she said. $50
long as we are happy $50 long as every
Christmas is a merry Christmas to usi"--
He'cR Forrest Grarcs
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AT CHRISTMAS TINE.

AT Christmas time last year,
30 many friends that now are gone, we're
here;
70 many hope wero glowing then unspoken
30 many faiths We're strong that now lie bro
ken.
Ana loving hearts that trusted without fear.
At Christmas time last year
At Christmas time this year,
30 many OF us find tho world drear
Nnd n Ton desert, wherein blooms no rose.
WIN mountain peaks surrounding it. whose
SHOWS
Have chilled our hearts, and turned lifes To-
loge sore,
AT Christmas time this yearl
AtChrstmas time next yeari
Who knows what changing fortunes may be
reari
Takc courage thenl our night shall turn e.
day;
From lrightnins SKIES the cloud, must ro,
away,
AMI faith, and love and hope, shall all be
here
at Christmas timo next yearl
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NJ. CA2Nor hns been installed rs President
OF France in The Islys o. Palace, aud NJ. COB.
let has formed now Cabinet.
GOLD IN large quantities has been dis,ov-
cred i'm Wales.
JAMES q. BLAINE, in an interview nt Paris
with a New York TJiJunc r,prc,ontntiyc.
made long argument against pr sidcnt
'levclnnis Message rccJmm sudgtiJn4 re
spocting free trade and the surplu Mr.
B.u.na thinks the tax on tobacco shoull be
repealed at once; that ON WHISKY should be
retained and The surplus uscl % fortlfy our
HcpcOast
Ir is now declared that tho Crown Prince
Of Germany throot trouble Is not hop5losI:
he may entirely recover.
Amour 1900 cZarm1kcrs nrs on strko in
Havaua, Cubn.
Az attempt was made nc Halifax NOvn
Scotin, 10 blow up ono Of the principal forts
SERIOUS damage was done. Grcat excitement
prevailed among tho soldiers.
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CHRISTMAS DAY.

What's this hurry, what's this furry.
All throu yhoI5 tho holso to-Iayl
Everywhere q IN ,-ry scurry,
Everywhere n sound OF play.
somcth ng, too, IS tho mltter, matter.
Cut of-dcors as well rs in,
For the bel goes clattcr, c!a,tcr,
Every minute such a din!
Every body winking, blinking,
In queer mysterious way;
what on ear h can they be thinking.
What on earth can be to pave
Eo6by peepng DER the It ir-way,
Bursts into little shout;
Kitty, too, is in fair way.
Where n hides, to giggle out
As the bell goes c;ins-n ling-ing
Every minu,c more aud more,
And swift feet 80 springlng, springing,
Through tho halfway 70 the door.
mere glimpse Of box and packet,
And a little rustic, rustic,
Makes such sight and sound and racket.
Such jolly hustle, hustle
That the youg-ters in their places,
Hiding slyly out Of sight,
All at once show shining faces
All at once scream with delight
Go aud ask them what's the matter.
What the fun outside and in
W hat the meaning Of the clatter,
What the hustle and the din.
Hear them, hear them laugh and shout then
All together bear them say,
why, what have you been about. then
NOT to know it's Christmas dayf"
st Nicholas
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IL Wns Sl,akv.

For n number of years there had OK.
isted in the minds of few persons
doubts Rs TO the sufficient si O and
stability of the foundation of the Wash
ington monument. These appreher-
sions becoming widespread, n Joint
commission was appointed by Congress.
consisting of the President OF the Unit.
ed States, the \ ice President of the
Monument Society, the chief of en-
gineers Of the army. and the architects
of the Capitol and Treasury, with IN
structions TO make an Investigation of
tho work already done, aud TO direct
and supervise the complet on of the
structure. The joint commission caused
a special investigation TO be made by
capable engineers, who reported that
the foundation was i'm an unsatisfactory
condition, and that il would be unsafe
to subject it TO any additional load
whatever" The embodiment of these
facts in the comm ssion's first report TO
Congress led TO the enactment of
joint resolution, June IL, 1878, author.
izing the expenditure of "36, 900, il
deemed advisable, IN giving greater
stability TO the foundation"
An anecdote of this date, related by
a well-known citizen OF New York,
may illustrate the anxiety felt Mt that
period as to the safety OF the struct-
ure. President Hayes hld taken out
the New-Yorker for an afternoon drive,
and tho carriage stopped in front of
the monument.
81 have never been so near before"
remarked the guest.
"Oh, don't bo alarmed" instantly re
piled Mr. Hayes; the commission has
just reported, and it may not fall down
for some time yet, "--OS a. FOOie, In
tie american Mdgdzin
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LATE NEWS In BRIEF.
fas,crr and Middle s,,,o,

JouN MuSr, tho Now York Anarchist
lcodoi found guilty of using language de
s'guct To break the prnco ot "a recent mcet
ug has hcou sentenced To ono years inn.
priSonmcut, hut stay of pro,c -dines has
been granted ponilng an appeal TO higher
Court
THE schooner Nellie =. Jcrroll, bound from
Baltimore to Warvham, Mass, col.idcd or
the New Jersey coast with the steamer Al.
giciS, and was sunk Tho steward and two
mon WcrC lost
Tur table glassware workers of Pittslntrs.
Penn, struck against Sho rule, adopted hy
the manufacturers. Every factoy Y but ono
VAS closed, aud 3.iCO mon wcr, illo.
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HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
How to Choose Ronst Bccf


II o,sjblc buy the meat Of butcheg
personally known TO bc an honest man
If the meat has reasonable proportion
of Fat upon the back and running in lit
tie lines through the lean, aud il the
coloy is fresh and not vcry daik red, the
meat is good; IL the butcher has kept itl
properly for n week or ten days it may be-
supposed TO bc reasonably tender. Most
butchers are willing TO keep meat the
right length of time for customers il they
take itat its first weight it loses little
weight 10y Keeping. when this is the
intention have some of tho bone trimmed
OF, and the fat which is not needed for
cooking, and let these trimmings be sent
nome with the days marketing the bones
for the soup pot, and the fat To be tried
out, to use i'm the form of drippings.
These small economies are not at all
despicahlc; ON tic contrary, they afc Of
considerable consequence IN the aggro.
gao After the meat is trimmed let il
lee hung i'm the butchers refrigerator
until he pronounCes IL tender, but not
long enough to spoil. In this connection
remember that meat which has been kept
ON lie is very susceptible To changes Of
temperature, and should lie cooked as
soon as possible after it is taken from the
ice, aud cooked at n very hot fire, because
slow heat might taint il at tho begin
ning ol the cookery. y.-im9 i'0H AHdiys'.
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CHRISTMAS POEMS
- nI.rssrn srAsnr

TIIE blessed SEASON.
Rejoice It's tho season OF loving,
The beautiful season OF giving:
The wish every spirits moving,
To make brighter and richer our living
With tie love Of the Christmas tina
We tel over again tho sweet story
VI The. Child Of the Pronlse so hoy,
Whose life was a m ssion OF glory,
Who alike blessed the lofty ami lowly
with the joy OF the Christmas time.
And so the sweet impulse is given.
Love "orketh in hearts as lelven.
Bonds sordid AMI selfish arc riven,
And earth seemcth nearer 10 heaven
with the peace OF the Christmas time.
"A. ~ GdnnetE
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How The Twelve nicd.

The following brief his ory of tho
fate Of the Apostles may be new TO
thos whose reading has not been evan
gclical:
ST. Mathew is supposed to have suf-
fercd martyrdom, or was slain with
the sword at the city Of Ethiopia, IN
Egypt.
s. Luke was hanged upon an olive
tree, in Greece.
St John was p1t into n caldron OF
DO ling o at i'ome and escaped death
lie atCrward died u natural death al
Ephesus. in ASIA.
St James the Great was bshcaded
at Jerusalem.
St amcs the css was thrown from
a pinnacle or wing OF the temple, and
thcu beaten to death with a fuilo. 5
club.
-. Philip was hanged up against
pillar at HieFapol s., a city OF Phrygia.
St bartholomew was naycd alive
by the command Of barbarou5 king.
St Andrew was bound 90 a cross,
whence he preached unto the people
until he expired.
ST Thomas was run through the
body with a Ian @, ot Coromandcl in
the East indies.
g. judo was shot to death with mr.
rows.
ST. Simeon Ioalot was crucifed in
Persia
s. Matthias wa3 FIRST ston and then
behca led.
ST. Barnabns was stoned to death bv
Tho Jews 40 Salan n.
ST. Paul VS. bchealcd al Rome by
the tyrant Nero. -Er0Hgci l.
Two co'orcd boys, eleven and 'ouit en-
years old. scare three mil maiicn
ladies near Anderson, S. O., by stonrg
Their house. The bows wfc caught,
and The father was tod thlt be could
whip the BOYS or let the hw talc its
course. lie ssil he'd whip 'cm 10 wIs
decided tha, thc ,oungrsl sh5ul hlyo
fifteen and the other forty ou ihei hars
backs. The father thra,hcd Thorn sound
ly, and so d that he wps thankful lY bc
thus permitted to keep his SOS olt Of
jail.
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NEwsY NOTES.

HARD coal is worth $40 a ton Ut 10, An.
sec. Cal
yEMcr, Italy, is slowly but surely sinking
into Tie sea.
TIE statcs OF Gcorgin, South Carolina and
LOUIS ana poy taxes on Sfs,COJOJO worth of
property.
a YOUNG mulatto girl who barks furiously
ana constantly Ike dog is u curiosity Of
tarke, Via.
a WOMAN living in WatkinsyilIe, Ga. has
become the mother Of Eve children within tho
last e.evcn months.
BllDs' nest and shlrls fins were served ot
a recent dinner given by the Chinese Minis.
Ter n Washington.
Is Charleston, S. g., $4,000 i'm Confel-
i've cents per thousand
TnEE arc nine British missionary societies
now laboring in Africa. with an aggregate
annual expenditure Of $4,000
ThE Gnal estimate for ths potato crop i'm
the United States Is 134,O)lOJJ bushels
asuns' lGiOJJ.O) bushels iass year.
q BLooD.H RID owl was caught I'm the woods
mean Jacksonville, llL. tho other day It h
State
SFIDzr, the Indiana man who has been
FolknS Tor three years constantly. pro.
.umagiy IRON some PECULIAR physical malady.
Is dead
CmCAgo claims ~ bo the largest broom
corn iu1. kot iu O he world, anl handles fully
five times as much as PHILADELPHIA which e
10 yf in m1 uituIe
THe young sons Of John Burdick of Alodo.
Iii found thirty snakecggs nnd hatchel tho uo
in The eul. Ihoy nOw have thirty lutio
spottei addcrs, all as tame as kittons, which
they feed ON milk.
AT tho National Bee KecperF Convention
in Chicago, Dr. a. B Mason. of Too,Io
Ohio, v. elected President for tho ousuin1
Ynnr II' ucTt annual convention will bo
hold at Cleveland, Ohio.
INt1o fow months shat have ol1p,od since
it wa 0 covered that tho country surround
nE NII W. Ohio. was rich iu mineral 10
source IlIi town hle Increased in pOpu.a-
SION from i1 90 over . 0DJ
a Bo raN puper computes chat during tho
year Jus. culed, seventeen Gloucester Nae1l
fishing vessels have gou down lyI fishermen
have lost their lives, CD women have boon
fathcrcst
THE various counties OF FloriIo nav
bounty O.. s5 for cvcry wildcat kfIcI within
ihe county limits hut tl.s year there has boon
such drain ON tha.r troIsurias from fha
source that it is proposed to abolish -
bounty
ondoa's "ao.I Sunday sch51s.
wbi ars declared OBJ bc th grea means
o' reaching anil improving tle poor
children of that city, arc Increasing net
in numbers anl iulucnat 1h.y nov
have fO 600 soho'1rt anil 800 tclrhc-s
Ir Noah po1cr lcrios that he is at
ik on % revision OF Wcbucr's Dis.
uo-ary. The word dude VIII crrflre
httcto dfift ubouf in crclecJ rouscranl
psik hIt Tor souo ..m" totonc without
oac.a recognition .n the great m,.iaab
lexicon.
l' The 'cw mon hs that have claDsod
Hnce % was discovered that ths coYnf-v
surrounding We.lton. o.. was rcb io
miaeialTeso1fccs. That town has ircrsat
ca in population from rs CD 1000.
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In The 'cw mon hs that have clo,soa
since 10 was discovered that ths c,ln,-g
surrounding We.lt1n. o.. was ricb IL
,l''.-ia 3 esoltccs. tAat town hos iucreas
20 ln population from Is % 900,
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9ae @egdhdft bIaht!

@srmutblid bat 8idts elm fol6es slufbIiben
bes apotbefer @eihdftss bon u. Drti6
beruriadt, als bic Iiberale gustbeiluns bon
probe Hai9sn bon sOr. Sings neu~erfunbeneml
Mittel se9en S@minbiudt". Der in biefem
artiiel era,elte 1miab III tbabrboft enOrm, Elm
Bewsis bon Der Sbotfade, 6aB bieies wertb.
boae Nittsl ale Gaas bon Suitsn, grfdliuns,
aabma, 8ronditis, 8rdune unb ale arten bon
Sals. unb 9unsenIeiben fiber eurirt unb ME
feblfdldst. Mau bsrlude bas Wittel erit, in.
beip man iid cine RrobeFafde gratis seben
last. Die srObsn 8laiden fofen 81. Der
GrfoIa nirb aarantirt.
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= Sn Sort Wortb fa1irte bas groBe
2leibers unb S9nittmaaren $ @eiddft
bon Walone, Waler & So. Die Ser.
binbIi9feiten Der Girma ~belaufen fi9
auf fiber $50, 600, Del6e iebo@ tbeils
tueiie bur@ srOBe Waarenbetdnbe &c.
bedt finb.
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@eht ipfprt

0ebt fDfurt
mad gie Sengg unb nidt erft nod atrs
beren @ei6dften, tpern Sbr gurett
&leinen niiblide Sa6en 3u Weibna1=
ten ober Neuiabr f9eafen woQt, mie
3. g.: Sugenbi6riften, gilberbi@er.
Mdbr@en u. grSdblungen, &eiBaeuge
8eieaf@aftsipiele, Spielbofen ufm.
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Man iett iid feinem Gnttdmidymnaett
aus,
tDentt man, bebufs @intdufen bon
Weibna6ts : @efdenten, mad benz &c.
f9dft bon Nic. 9engg gebt. Die
Mannigfaltigteit ber Waarert ba1elbf
ipottet aler 8ef6reibung.
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Boncoat & @obn perfaufen
6elrenfleiber Is 3 biaiger aIs it,
gen6 elm 0aus in Der 9tabt. Dies III
teia 5umbug. ueber5eust gu9!
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aay SIR ipart 8elb, tpenn ibre Cure
Srudiauen bel Sobnou BIOS.
anfertigen ldbt.
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s9- @legonte 9erreu . Mnsige au
So, Sc uno 81, pel6e So, SO unb $40
pertb finb. Sang bolenbete 9etnoen
gu 81. so, bel u. Morris.
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= Die olter Runben ber @ebr.
Bell werben au@ biesnal lire gins
fdufe bort MAIDEN. sic tpiffen, baB
fe reel uno gut bebient tperben.
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"a @an3 tuolene 8eintIei6er fir
81 unb So, BET u. morris.
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sA- l1eberr6de gu $3.50 uab $3.50,
bel o.. Morris.
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- Die 9 /. BELL baben fur bic
MISUNDERSTANDING neue Maarerl aler
Irt erbalten, tDelGe fe su niebrisen
preiien ~berfaufeu.
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Sd~nglingena Mdnnern
mtr5
Stdere Seilttm8 8~aramtttt.

Die idredIiden BoIsen Der susenbianben.
GefdIe4tsfdrd@e berarla9enb, poburd Self
unb 80rper ruinirt per6en, p~erutanent aes
betlt. 9eraf[opfen, Sdidternbeit, @aameu.
abfInf. @eb69tni6i1pd@e, gerlnf Der gner.
gle, Abneisung seeen GefeGf9dft unb Melan.
Dole 9riinbIi9 fnrirt. 8erbeiratbete Mdnner,
obet ioIde, bic fi@ Serbeiratben %tpoIIeu, bic in
60lge bon Sn6iscret elton in Der Saaenb an De.
f6Ie9tSe .unb Nerbenfdndde Ieibea, werben
grinbIi9 furirt. Reine MineraIien einaeae.
ben. Junse Mdnner, bic ibre Belt nit unfdbt
gen eeuteu berfdpenbet nnb fi9 babur@ arant.
heiteu bes Ropfes. ber Safe, bes Saffes, be,
eeber, Qungen, ginsetpeibe unb bes Maeenf
buBe3ogen baben, perben ldneu turirt. 3abi
eud ni@t our@ faIfdes SdamsefibI abbalten.
fafnrf
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a@ Bros. liefern bic
befen unb biQiefen Srudfa@en. @ebt
au ibnen.
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haT 9errens unb G%nabenbite fpotts
biaig BEL u. Mprris.
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sar Geinfte unb biaisie Drudias
den bel S o ) II o 8ros.
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Sutes &ultur nebmeu, wollen eefd0isft
epptren.)

pGrdulein Sones III Elm nettes Mdb.
den, ni6t mabr2"
rSa. uno fe tpiirbe bic @96nfe Der
Stabt iein, menn nt9t-"
oWenn ni6t mas tp6re9"
Isle bat Ratarrb 10 arg, baB es uns
genebm TT, ibr nabe au ieiu. sic bat
S~uBenberlei beriu9t unb nidts bilft
ibr. @s tbut mir lei6, benr i'd babe
fe geril aber bas maGt es ginem ni6t
mInber unansenehm, in ibrer Ndbe gu
iein."
Menm fie ST.. gage's sCatarrh Re-
medy' (2atarrb= 6eilmittel) gebrau9t
bdtte, ntirbe ni9ts 9erartiges geiaat
tporben fein; 6enn bas turirt Gatarrb
aIemal.
sar Sci ben 8ebr. @riBer
246 Commerce Gtrabe, finbet man cine
porsteli6e Muspahl BON SutpeIen aIer
Dirt, Diamanten, nbren, GilbersMaa.
rem &C. gu mdBi9en preiien.
Sueben erbatten:
6einite N9eia &ofinen,
Smperial Clutter &ofnsn,
Cabinet
9ultana f6rnerlo1e
Snbura ftielofe
Sorinten : @itrOnat, G%itroners unb
Srangeni@alen.
NlReiorten: pecans, braiIianii1e,
9nfelniRe; fran36fi@e &aitanien, Sais
fegura pei6f9alige unb f6aaoie Mans
beln, en9lii6e WaQndfe.
Smith & MiIion,
gde Soleoab. & %. bouitonitr.
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a. Siamanten, Irmbdnber
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EaGenos 2Ssi6na6tssef6enke
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Sanbf9ube, 3oilette.5 Sets
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Ooung 6 NrnoIb.
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syr glesante 2nabenan3ise, ipotts
biaig, fir $3.50, 50 unb 81
Bel u. Morris.
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Gin Seher sebt 3afriebem aus
benz 9aiis!"
tpenn er feline @intduFe fur bic Weibs
na6tsfertage bel Nie Sengg madt.
Ct finbet bort Nrbeitstdf6em, Sdreib,
S9mud= u. SOiletten.g tuis in pltf1
unb 2eoer, Albums, 8riefmappen,
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8reiien.
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1T @ebr. @riBer baIten Elm
b%o0tdnoiges uno ~getpdbltes Eager bon
Sumelen, @olbs unb SiIbersW aaren.
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WsRaurati0n unO 5otst
IL nerbinbuna nit einem Bar . aocm eriten
Nanaes. ~ Simmer Fnb 80 ~raifouabItn
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